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THE museum dedicated to the late Jaime Cardinal Sin is set to open on Sunday, September 1, 2024, in New Washington, Aklan with the former house of the family of the Edsa People Power icon now set to showcase his life and legacy. In a social media post, the Museo Kardinal said the museum will be open to the public on September 1, a day after what would have been the 96th birthday of the former Manila archbishop. 'Perceive, Relive, Believe. The wait is almost over,' said Museo Kardinal.
'We aim to preserve the memory of Cardinal Sin, and educate future generations about his life and teachings,' said the Diocese of Kalibo. Aside from items of the late Cardinal, the museum also intends to house a collection of ecclesiastical artifacts and archival materials of the Kalibo diocese.
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